Atomic Museum announces ‘Fallout: New Vegas’-themed bus tour

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The Atomic Museum invites all Fallout: New Vegas fans and history lovers in the Las Vegas valley to attend the Mojave Wasteland Bus Tour.

The Fallout: New Vegas Mojave Wasteland Bus Tour offers opportunities to explore the game’s post-apocalyptic society, linking real-life locations in the valley to their in-game counterparts all while learning about the real-world history of the Atomic Age.

The tour will be held for one day only on Saturday, Nov. 16.

The tour begins at the historic Pioneer Saloon in Goodsprings, Nevada, at 8:30 a.m., with the first stop being the Atomic Museum in Las Vegas. Here, attendees will explore a collection of artifacts, including a decommissioned Mark III “Fatman” atomic bomb casing and a 9-megaton B-53 thermonuclear device, among other items.

After visiting the museum, the group will head to the Old Mormon Fort, the oldest building in New Vegas and the fictional headquarters from the game. Participants will have the opportunity to take a self-guided tour and search for the coveted Snow Globe in the guardhouse, which is typically closed to the public.

Guests can also enter a raffle for a Followers of the Apocalypse Flag, which will be flown at the Old Mormon Fort that day.

The tour will conclude with a Fallout-themed lunch and return to the Pioneer Saloon for a 1 p.m. arrival.

Tickets are available on a first-come first-serve basis and cost $80 per person. Those interested in purchasing a ticket can visit Eventbrite to experience the Fallout: New Vegas Mojave Wasteland Bus Tour.

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